Kipona Aloha – Week 3 | Love And Hatred For Fellow Believers

Some Christians say they “know” God but treat others with coldness, judgment, or indifference — while many outside faith find any claim of certainty about salvation arrogant or impossible. This message names that tension head-on: the gap between saying you belong to Jesus and living in ways that heal or hurt the community around you. It points to the painful reality that sin often shows up as division, self-centered religion, and shallow faith that never actually changes behavior. The sermon reframes assurance: certainty doesn’t come from moral perfection or self-confidence but from Jesus’ life, death, and advocacy. Knowing God is described as intimate, relational, and practical — a call to be changed so love, not self-interest, shapes how we live together. Expect a clear, compassionate challenge to stop treating Christianity like a private identity and start letting Christ’s love rework your relationships in surprising ways that matter.